Senior Field Service Engineer

German American Chambers of CommerceAdvanced Manufacturing

Lombard, Illinois OR Remote (U.S.)Full-TimeSenior

Salary$40 – $55 / hour

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Job Details

Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years experience in Field Service
Startup
Applications Engineering
Or Technical Support
Expertise in complex industrial equipment troubleshooting
Proficiency with electrical
Mechanical
Automation
Or electromechanical systems
Ability to work independently in customer-facing roles
Strong communication and training skills
Willingness to travel 25–40%.

Responsibilities

Support installation
Startup
Commissioning of electron beam welding and additive manufacturing systems
Diagnose/resolve complex electrical
Mechanical
Controls
Vacuum
Electromechanical issues
Provide remote and on-site technical support and troubleshooting
Serve as a technical resource during escalations
Deliver customer training and guidance
Perform root-cause analysis and implement corrective actions
Collaborate with engineering teams in the U.S
And Germany
Contribute to documentation and process improvement.

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